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 GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE APPLICATION OF THE
TEXT OF THE 13 JULY '92 LAW, AMONG THE FRENCH LAW
 SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SALE |
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| BEFORE
DEPARTURE. . . ADMINISTRATIVE FORMALITIES |
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| This information only applies to
French people. Travellers of other nationalities should contact the Senegalese Embassy or
Consulate closest to where they live. We draw your attention to the fact that each
participant is financially in charge of all the administrative documents (passport,
customs formality, authorisations, visas, vaccinations, etc…) The following
information is only given as an indication, and we couldn’t be held responsible for
cancellation due to lack of documents in order. |
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| You will need a passport valid
for more than 6 months after the end of your stay, together with your international
vaccination book (record). You won’t need a visa. When you arrive at the airport in
Dakar, the customs officers will inquire about your place of stay : you will write
….. on the information pass. |
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| COMPULSORY
VACCINATIONS : |
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Yellow
fever : 15 days before departure.
Don’t forget your vaccination record together with your passport. |
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| ADVISED
VACCINATIONS : |
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| Make sure the vaccinations for
tetanus and polio are not overdue. Vaccination against hepatitis A and typhoid is also
advised. Each hospital has a parasitology department and there you will often find a
department for vaccination and information for travellers |
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| TREATMENT
AGAINST MALARIA : |
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| Unfortunately Senegal is not free
of malaria. You should ask your doctor or doctors at the hospital for the most efficient
preventive treatment according to the dates of your stay. Malaria is transmitted through
mosquitoes bites. They often bite at day break and night fall. It is therefore advisable
to wear impregnable clothing and use repellent in mornings and evenings. |
